Matt Neuenberg: Difference between revisions
imported>Heroe nickames |
imported>NellaBishop No edit summary |
||
| Line 28: | Line 28: | ||
| spoiler = <!-- "true" for spoiler warning and colors --> |
| spoiler = <!-- "true" for spoiler warning and colors --> |
||
}} |
}} |
||
'''Matt Neuenberg''' is an [[evolved human]] with the ability |
'''Matt Neuenberg''' is an [[evolved human]] with the ability of [[enhanced memory]]. |
||
==Character History== |
==Character History== |
||
===[[Graphic Novel:The Man with Too Much Brains]]=== |
===[[Graphic Novel:The Man with Too Much Brains]]=== |
||
Matt's [[ability]] of [[enhanced memory]] causes him to get straight A's in [[Matt Neuenberg's high school|school]], but also causes him to be [[Loneliness|alone]]. [[Matt Neuenberg's classmate|A student]] asks him for the answer to a math question, to which Matt tells him, while [[Matt Neuenberg's teacher|his teacher]] scolds him for wasting such a great [[brain]] and pushes him into rethinking going to college. |
|||
{{sectstub}} |
|||
The student he helped earlier and [[Talent show booker|a girl]] persuade Matt to join a talent show. He aces a baseball question, but when he gives the number value of pi up to twenty digits, the crowd calls him a hoax and a freak, causing him to run off-stage. He meets [[Elle]] backstage and she convinces him that she can protect him and to follow her outside, but not before she [[Lightning|electrocutes the stage and sets it ablaze]]. |
|||
Elle, [[Bob]], and [[the Haitian]] watch Matt as he is tested on at [[the Company]]'s [[The Company's facility|facility]]. In [[Matt Neuenberg's cell|his cell]], Matt receives a cake from Elle and watches as she [[Lightning|lights the candles]]. Matt asks Elle why she isn't protecting him like she promised, but she says she already has by bringing him here. Matt receives an electric kiss on the cheek as Elle tells him they aren't that different and they both want the same thing. |
|||
==[[Evolved Human]] [[enhanced memory|Abilities]]== |
==[[Evolved Human]] [[enhanced memory|Abilities]]== |
||
Matt has the [[ability]] to remember everything he learns. He uses this ability to succeed in school, and also as a talent in a talent show. He is able to recite details of the 1967 World Series, and also knows the value of pi up to at least twenty digits. (''[[The Man with Too Much Brains]]'') |
|||
Matt has the ability to remember everything. |
|||
{{GN Miscellaneous}} |
{{GN Miscellaneous}} |
||
Revision as of 19:31, 15 January 2008
| Matt Neuenberg | |
|---|---|
| |
| First appearance | The Man with Too Much Brains |
| In-story stats | |
| Known ability | Enhanced memory |
| Nickname | Einstein |
| Gender | |
| Occupation | Student |
Matt Neuenberg is an evolved human with the ability of enhanced memory.
Character History
Graphic Novel:The Man with Too Much Brains
Matt's ability of enhanced memory causes him to get straight A's in school, but also causes him to be alone. A student asks him for the answer to a math question, to which Matt tells him, while his teacher scolds him for wasting such a great brain and pushes him into rethinking going to college.
The student he helped earlier and a girl persuade Matt to join a talent show. He aces a baseball question, but when he gives the number value of pi up to twenty digits, the crowd calls him a hoax and a freak, causing him to run off-stage. He meets Elle backstage and she convinces him that she can protect him and to follow her outside, but not before she electrocutes the stage and sets it ablaze.
Elle, Bob, and the Haitian watch Matt as he is tested on at the Company's facility. In his cell, Matt receives a cake from Elle and watches as she lights the candles. Matt asks Elle why she isn't protecting him like she promised, but she says she already has by bringing him here. Matt receives an electric kiss on the cheek as Elle tells him they aren't that different and they both want the same thing.
Evolved Human Abilities
Matt has the ability to remember everything he learns. He uses this ability to succeed in school, and also as a talent in a talent show. He is able to recite details of the 1967 World Series, and also knows the value of pi up to at least twenty digits. (The Man with Too Much Brains)
